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Painted black but converted to B&W anyway. :)
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Welcome to the area... I'm just south of you in Snoho.
You might check out Spencer Island Park. It's in the flats just north of 2. You get there by heading North on B'way out of Everett, cross the Snoho River, got a little ways and hang a right.... You can find it on google maps. If you...
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the second one is the best of the two.
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Lester is what I used for "Les Schwab" and thought it would be clear from the context of the postings, but maybe not.
I certainly wasn't arguing with anyone and didn't mean to offend and don't think you've offended anyone either. I was simply added a couple of thoughts to the situation in...
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Lester can say what he want's :) and it comes down to who defines what "NEED" means and what authority the person has with whom you are speaking and I suspect the park ranger will feel they out rank Les. Sure you can tell the ranger to call someone but I suspect that would fall on deaf ears.
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I's say your subjects have what in the portrait business we call "raccoon eyes" :)
I think on the first one I'd crop out the three critters on the left as they are obscured too much. None the less I think I'd title this one "Family Outing".
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Love the hair in #3. Love the lighting in #2 but not sure I get the image itself, but that's OK since it is art after all. :)
I'm still debating about #1. The foot in front like that with a wider angle lens does break the rules, but I don't see that as a problem here. the image seems to be...
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Daddy needs a new pair of boots.
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Yup... after I mentioned the arboretum in Everett I thought that you might be interested in J.P. since you said you were moving to Marysville. Well worth the trip there since the garden changes seasonally.
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The lighting on the first two "Rocks" :)
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I dont spit or chew, or go with girls that do :)
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Right place at the right time with the right light and right lens makes for a great shot. :) I must say though that what ever kurfuffle she got into to make her left ear like that must have hurt.
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Well, I've just never been a fan of the shoulder in the lens pose.
Now then the hard core rules followers would tell you that you need to have white on both sides of the eye. In the first one I feel (my opinion) is that her eyes are also jammed too fare to the side. But on the plus side you...
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Lighting is good but pulling her left shoulder so that's shes more of a 45 degree angle to the camera would improve the pose.
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My caption for #3 is simply "gazoontite"
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Of course you realize the the quality of the image one views on the web is only as good as the monitor your are using. I suspect that this quality is far below that which the camera is able to produce. :)
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Yeah, a little more space in front of his nose. You don't need the entire snake for people to know and appreciate what is in the photo.
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Too much grass so crop in closer.
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Not much to C&C on the shot itself. The setting is good, the DOF is good. If anything the colors could be made to pop more in PS.
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